Sentence examples for won't replicate from inspiring English sources

"They won't replicate Gold or Magic or Smooth Radio.

Hopefully, Better Call Saul won't replicate the success of Breaking Bad – it'll find its own way to entertain us.

While such a pan won't replicate the smokiness produced by outdoor grilling, the ridges will make blackened bars across the food that add a grilled look and flavor.

They are so concerned with playing defense — protecting what they have built — that they stand paralyzed as new competitors arise with business models they can't, or won't, replicate.

The startling changes in the Olympic schedule, and the fact that only one rider is allowed per country, almost certainly means Britain's cyclists won't replicate the feats of Beijing.

And there was the reason they probably won't replicate their US success here: they have the musical chops and, in Kelley and Scott, an attractive pair who are the safe side of sexy, but they haven't got the monster tunes.

Many Firefox users cling to the browser because of this or that extension, and if Chrome can't replicate Extension_Function, then they won't be switching.

And the margin enhancements we've seen to date won't be replicated".

But the highlight of the press performance in L.A. probably won't be replicated in New York.

If even only part of what Conant claims he did was true, he lived a life that won't be replicated and quite possibly was never lived before.

Although the naked, expressive emotions of the MoMA crowd perhaps won't be replicated here, it did strike me, looking around, that a lot of young people are quite anxious, and a lot of old people are quite sad.